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From ibe LOlsiDuls/ ALE rt E ► yhne z 3► 18,t q. hilehall, Jane 23, 181 Q. The King ha, been pleased to cul.stilute and Op' t. .e Hunontaole Socneer Pei-4 4d, the A llt Hon urable Foster; Unwedlor of his 14.,j'esty's Exchequer of Irefan tiunourable Wan BoAirick, toe Hon. \V !lain Ehui, Snow. don Bane, Esq. and the Hun. tierke.ey Paget, tube Conlin•sstuners tor executing tne °ince of DCA.% Urer Ot 13t, Mitiesl7 . s Ex. Whitehall. J was . 23y. 181 U. - The King uas oc,n o. ll stlulte and ap• point xt;e: Right Finn. C,i.rieqi Yorke, . Sir iticoaml Bickurtun, of tile Rea• Squadrpn of ills Ar.ity's elect, itot)ep. Ward anti James 1341 , er, Esqui•es, Wllltani Dosnett,. too:). unidi or SqUetalOn of -1 - 4 lajesty's elect; Sir Jo,e r n hyuney Yorice, 'itir Fred-lick Roo' Conuilis siolier • for executmz the ()dice of Riau Admiral of ed ii.mgdolia at Great ant J.retand, and tile dominions, terrauties thereto belon6ing: Queen's Palace, JUl2i -The.King wt ttts da3:pleasei to confer the ho. nour of .tinigh , tibod on t.;avato Sir James Lucas Yeo, cat the it pi Navy, Knight., Commander of the Royal Portuv.r.;_se ivlottaiy Qicier ut Smut D e oto d'Av ts. _ . ygne ist Regiment ot Life Guards captain trederick Hill. from Halt 1.),,y ot the to ,tit tout, to be Capialit of A Troop, vice Agar, w ho exchanges. losepli Bracknell, Gent; to Lc Cornet and , Sub- Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Lind, promoted. sd I<egtinent ot Dragoott Guards , loan Horton, Gent. to be Cornet, by puldiase, vice Ldiitt, promoted. 6th Ditto, Hodson ) , Gent. to be Cornet, without purchase, vice Turtoii i - wilt) resigns. 7th Kegi ..ent ut Light Dragoons, Lieutenant Robert Crau. turd to be captain of a Troup, by purchase, vice Love. lace who retires; £3lll Ditto, Lnsign Charles Earl of March, from the Bth Garrison Battalion, to be Lieutenant without purchase. £4th Ditto, Captain the Honourable Henry Percy, trout the _7th tout, Oe Captain of A Tioop, vice K.eo,sh, , who ex chanAes. Cornet Edward PeLew to be Lieutenant, vice Vearsuii, deceased. istit Oitto, Lieutenant Edward Knight to be Captain, by purchase, vice' Fos eti, wnu retires. 2sth i)i to, Captain Robert Lilis tube Major, vice Jones, de ceased. .Cuidtieatn Regiment of Foot Guards, Ensign the Honour ' itOle rraluela DtUniatunct to be Lieutenant by purcimse, vt..e Chrism, who retires. Gentleman Ca,let Willlaln t.tit.ted Mtn the R 0,4 Military College, to be Lusi i itt, v,ilhour putc;..sse. 3d lCegittient of tout uods, F.nsign Lord Chia: lea FF. I . be lettalit,WittloUt purcitasc, V lk.t: 014. te.thUlale, why t lilt Ist Kegnue ot koot, • ~ sign am Clarke tu be Lieute nant b tit y purt2tise, vi‘c Mu W nro, KOITIOtett in the 64th t• out . Upolentan Cadet L.onei hold, from .ice Royal Military C, , lteKe, wbe thsign, Wituunt p.. c v...c Scott, WOOSe4iIii1".11t111011., £144 tut 7 th bitty, aytain reter HOD the h}to L.itt Du. guow, to ue avtain ut 4 MC I CA.) rii,lo Ca. 1,e1111‘.;:t14.t cadet 1485106 ii4ll4ll.:•klabCr, 111.0,11 LOC Royal ..11.1taty k.utlege, to oe Liciateinuit, 41,,C, tleVeaSed• OlttO. Lieutenant bib Dyne, irom thc63u toot, to De Lieutenant, ‘ice twitter, vino thichat4,, 4 4:" 19 Ditto, Kuillt Liatinict, thin. it. hy purchase, vice 134attlUttl, psoinoiect. ;It Ditto, J; tft. Guidon, trourtne4to L;airison i,atiaiion„ I', be Lt. on.iiant, puicznia;:, Vt.x Fait fat ;AppOtt)tet l tO' nt 9jl k .01. • tames i...wiliens,Lien•. to b.c Lnsigii, by purcinise,vice I .dwanlsa pp ounctl to we Zooc Lignt Diagoutis. loseph Rugg les l.nsign lay purchase, vice Watson, prutuuteu. 4:d Ditto, tusi h n 10 DC LlCLltellant, without purcilase, vice prunioted. ' 45iti Ditto, Lieutenant b. L. thought, to be Captain of a Company, without pl./11:114ze, VICC AldrStoll igual Ensign I. tancis Asuist rung to be Licut,naitt, vl6e I.).uogat. 3:1 L l eUtellata FraIICIS W, Hum the sd ) Regis. meat, to be Lieutenant without pur...nase, vice lion'.,utig, ap pointed to the 17th Light, Drai.,uuns. Lavv uarter.ard Juinistm, Lieut. to'be Ensign , vice- Armstrong, Q master st,e.ant Wild to be Quarter -.Wastes, vice trave.s, promoted the 2d ktrya: Yeti:v.!!! Witaion. 4zth Ditto, Ensign Alexander (Jarrett to be the bLieutillentieant, without purchase , vice. o'k...irate, piornoieu in ~ Mon Battalion, Edmund Moms, i,ent. to be vice ()alert. sad Ditto, Ensign Cha rles Dawson, to be Lieutenant by pur chase, vice I' IsSer, prUllloted.lll the 7za k out. 61st Ditto, -- nutlet, eta. to tie toisihn, without pur chase, vice kills, nromozeu in 66th hoot. 63d Dino, Lieutenant Wilitani Hunter, from the ,sth foot, to be Lieutenant,' vice Dyne, who exchanges. 66th Ditto, Lnsign Jona Liiis, 'rum the 61st foot, to be Lieutenant, vice Lyster, deceased. 68th Ditto,' LlellteD4lll HemyVl4..c llui Andersonlle , to be C p t i n of a Conipany,•by purchase , nvi who rees. En. sign Roger stopiord, to be Lieutenant by purchase, vice Anderson. 77th Ditto, Serjeant lohn Powell to be Quarter-Master, vice Kelly, appointed Paymaster. 78th 1),110, Ensign li.cirneth Murchison to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Douglas appointed to the tom k out. 831! Ditto, t.nsign 'WM Evans to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Elliott, promoted. 84th thud, Ensign. lames -Kaye to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Triphook, whose appointment lias not taken place. hlattliew A llaclawray, Cicht. tube Lusign, by pur. 9stli Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Fairfax, from the 41st Foot, to be ist Lieutenant, witiiout purc k ha..e, vice la,:icibp,m, ap pointed to tin.' 2 111 Light Lii,t6t/uIIS. (01111 1•11 ) , Gent. L.O ne zd Lieuttawni, oy puicoasc, vice Mciccr proinuted. id West India I...letstcikaot 1,C0144z bh.alle Con. nolly to be Captaut ut a Company, vice Stulesbury, de. iceascd. Ensign A.l'. CUMer to IJC I.lcUtCll.4llt, Con. nolly• Henry junta KieKetts, tO kaisign, vice • Cramer. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant fames Crooke to be Captain of a Corn. . pan y, vice M'tntosh, deceasen. - 7111 Ditto, William Nixon, (acid. to be Ensign, vice Woot ton, .ueceased. • tst Ceylon kegitnent, john Boustead, Esq . to be Vayinaster. 4th Garrison battalion, Lieutenant iron' the 7tll (janitors liattaLuD, to DC Liculeuaitt, VICO Sinclair, - ou Halt-pay ut the 7th Gaso rrin BAktilllUa. Ellsl6ll I.JIIII A iK terSUll to . e Lieutenant, vice.Steptiens, superseded. h sign A ►er.atioer h. Higgins, Iron. the Foot, to E be Lieutenant, Lee Curuon, appointed to 4 i at F oot . tt.. • v‘arkl:Reilion,•l;ent. to be b4;1;, VOX AlltierSUll. Ist Royal Veteran battalion, Quarter -Master lames Burrows, !runt the tctti Light Di.guo..s, to be trisihii, vice Hicks, pronnitect in the 4111 Royal V ckeraii „ 2(1 Ditto. ;Tio,he.Lieutenants—Lieutenant Allan WDonald, from the, sth %N.'est luuia Regiment. Lieutenan olin trot I. D. M'Artluir,ut the twi n the 36th Fbot. Lieutenant l R o y d is. Licutetlant - john Lyddon, from the 48 t h toot. Snodgrass, 110111 the 24111 f out. a t• • ter-Master Win. Travers, from the 48t11 Foot.' ' .}ift Royal Veteran -.B atta li o n, Ensign Raymond Hicks, from $ ,e ! 4 . koyat Veterali.Battalioti, to be Lieutenant. Ser. . ije4slt.NlajO ( Davidson, trout the Ist Royal Veteran j j , to be •Adjutant, with the rank Of Ensign, vice • -4" Abbott, -vv ho resigns -the Adjutantey only. 1 1 .New I,lultswiek kencibke litlantry, Ensign James Delancey . • a.k/ td bejneuichant, vice Rankin, who resigns. C. D . Ran_ illv . to he'Ensign, vice. Delancey. STA ail w - k uiam * Ka itell,, Esq. on Halt - pay as Assistant. Paymaster yj file Ligttt Dragoons, to be ACting-Paymaster tu 2--c b lI y L ‘C' b• 1 n . Regiment, Corps, or Body ot Troops in his any , at.ta ao -Ma:1,01 's Serviee4 to. w hich the Secretary at War for the _ time being Ina ;' thick prt , per to attach tr . ; 1 , 1; fie unas Jiiv.enitoned c'etsuils, now cmplo) cd ill the Coin :• To: 'I ((' G . _ 14ONDON.; Trinted by Itl At the SuN-OFF 7,?:!W;‘.7) - t missarist Departmtnt 4l . Assistanti..ammissaiies, or as Clerks, to, be Deputy Assistant-Commissaries . Gene . • ral so the forces. Yix. ((in Coffin, lames Coffin. Wm, Revs. Francis M•Duri. hell. lames lionrineau Franklin. Michael Gordon. G. Wi Witgres4: Alexander Robert Charles Dallas. HOSPITAL STAFF. Surgeon Robert W lugh, from II of the txth West Indi o Regiment, to be Surgeon of a Recruiting !Astrid, vice' Wat ton, who exchanges. BARRACKS. • Ggorge Hansom Dennis. to be Deputy Barrack-Master Gene. ral to the homes at tlie Cape of Good Hope, vice 'Lieu. tenant. Colonel Show, resigned. (casei) frobisnet, Gent. woe a , llarrack.Masterat Montreal, vice Iluoes: resigned— The King's German Legion. Ist Dragoons, Edward Adams, Gent. to be Cornet, vice Hattor it; promoted. ist Light IntaiPry Battalion, Ensign Frederick Baron .Hede. . Mann to be Liaoteriant,•vice Hti peden, appointed . quarter. Master Quartok.Mas;erGeorge Elderhorsi to he vice Hcciemarin. Lieutenant Rudolph iii!petivn to be Quartet Master, vice•Elderhorst. Stu daitailoilot tne Line, Lieutenant Frederick Baron Dres. chcli' from the Regiment of Artillery . , to he , Lieutenant, ince Hagenberg, appointed to toe 7111 Battalion of the , Line. pal Ditto, Lieutenant Gustavus Ilagenhers, from the sth battalion of the Line, to be Quarter-Master, vice Passe, deceased. The Duke of Brunswick .Gels' Corps. Cavalry, Ferdinand tie bothiner,. Gent. to ‘.e Quarter. Mos. ter. td Regiment of the Royal East India Volunteers. To be Captain of a Compiny— Lieutenant john Matthic, vica.Sug.i.en, deceased. I'o be Lieutenant Ensign 'Edward White, vict. Matthie. To be Ensign—Robert Hunter. (;.rut. vice Winte. - • MLUditANDLIM. Lieutenant Ivers, of rout, Is superseded, being ab sent WatlOUt leave. Ordd.vcr-oifice, June 19. a io. Corps of Ko)al Engiiieers. To be Second Lieutrnants Omni Lacict lames C Vic tor, t•ce H. Cardew ' promoted. (.entionaii Cadet Crign ton Grierson, vice Marshall, promoted. Liesitienial, Cadet Richard J. baron, vice U. 0 • Vvilb4)... promoted.. Commissions in the 3d Regiment of Ayr - shire Local Militia, Signed by the Lord Lieutenant. To he Lieutenant - Ensign Thuinas Greenbinelds, vice i<4.l kine, promoted. • To be Ensign —William Morton, Gent, vice Greenshict, promoted. Commissions in the Cinque Port Volunteers, signed L, zlie Lord Warden. Rye Volunteer A rtil lery . To be First Lieutenant—ber.onu L.►cutcnant Wm. Nliller, vice Brazier, deceased. TQ be second Lieutenant--lames Gent. vice Miller, promoted. BANKIUPILIE.) b.NLARGED. john Onin, of Htgn-,trees, Southwark, Surrey, cheese." Ilflvou ei, itoin loos ib to August 4. At gal, at halt, Lon,:uri. Thom. , late of Pritipot•lane and Nlincing-lane, L0n.1..... „mu •it Sarr , :y ,q .are, Surrey, tnerenant, nom June 16, to August 4, At tei., Witham Bucknell, of Kirby-street, Hatton-Carden, Mid dlesex, waten Manufacturer, to suriender lune en, at inie, July )„ at eieve.i. Alin August 4, at . ten, at Ultliditell. Att rue), Mr. °tenant, Hamm- Gard.:ll. ui Nuftll-I'reeti, 0 1 4 111 p-street, Middlesex, C t l ip.nat-iti..riUtat.tUrer, 1 U.ie ab, J us>. 7, and August 4, at t Nelve at 1.-1:14.111:111. Arrolney, Mr. HaidillA, Yilln ruse •I! el. lii, t ,•isi;ate-street. George Revell, late of Poplar, Middlesex, bricklayer and 1.111.; 221, July 7, and August 4, at one. at Guild ! )al: A•toinies. AtesslS. I vitt anti Rixun, Haydon square. whole- J 0;• • erkins, of Q.reen-street, Cheapside, London, laner zb, at one, luly 5. at eleven, and Aug. 4, at ten, at • .1111.1 hall. Attorisay, Mr. A. Russell, Lant-strect, SouiliWariC. A 11.4 loves, late 01 St. larnes's-street, Middlesex, milliner, tune July 7, at one, aod 'Angus: 4, at twelve, at trikra.4ll. Attorines, Messrs. Denton and Barker, Gray's- Titounas Abbott, of Marke: Deeptng, Lincolnshire, innholder, July to. at live, 11, and August 4, at e.even, at tile NOY lin.. Market f e n-` den A tturnies, Messrs. Lambert awl sons, tation-Garden,. London or Messrs. citrates and Forbes, Straltord. Saw el Gaston, of Dover, Kent, brandy merchant, lune 26, Jul y at twelve, and August 4 , at one, a• G ondoh. Attorney, .Ir. Cobb, Clement's-lnit. - ritzroy-square, Mid tLesex, cua‘h-rnaker, June zo„ July at one, and Au e .;ust 4, at twelve, at Cutldtwtl. Attorney, Mr. Langley, PluMbtree-street, Bloomsbury. Daniel Par , en, of L krt. r, Lour-merchant, July t r, 12, and August 4, at eleven, at the (....lune - Tavern, Exeter. At tonnes Mr. l'. U. Williams, Ausnn.tuars, London ; or Mr. Turner, Exeter. James 'aryls, of Bath, victualler, I ttl'y 2,5, and August 4, at eleven. at the Castle anti Bail Inn, Bath. Attorilies, Mr. litglimoor, Bush-lane, Cannon.street, London ; or Mr. WinAate, Bath. William ecarSuil, late of Chiswell-street, St. Luke, Old street, Middlesex, paver-hanger, lune 30, luly 7, and August 4, at ten, at Gutiunali. Attorney, Mr. Prior, Copthall-court. Edmund Cotterill the younger, of Vine-street, Liquorpond strect, Miodlesex, bacon-merchant, lune 30, July 7, and August 4, at eleven, at C....whin:lll. Attorney, Mr. flout mond, Batton-Gatden, William Woolcombe, sen and William Woolcombe, jun. late of Itotherinthe. Surrey, sli li-builders, lone 29, luly 7, and August 4, at eleven, at C., ilithiall, Loudon. Attoi ney, Mr. Wilde, ‘..stle street. kaleon-square. (Zictiard Lienry JltelUoll, of l'etter-lane, London, .jklellcr, s uite 3n, lid) 7, and August 4, at twelve, at Guildhall. Alt:units, Messrs. Dawson and Wrai.tislaw, Warwick-street, Gotiaeli-stpiare. John JatileS-sheet, Westminster, baker, June 3n, lot), 3, at twelve, anti August 4, at uric, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 1' manic, Great Queen.street,Lincoln's- Inn fields. Richard Dickman, of Doekhead. Surrey, china and glass man, lune 26, luty 7. and August 4, at ten, at Guild hall, Loudon. Attoniiics, 1110111:14 and Sariluel Naylor, Great Newport street.' Tnonias Saunders, of the Burough Market, Southwark, Surrey, builder end earpentei, lune 29. lot)/ 7, and Augu s t 4, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attomies M essr s. Sweet and Stokes, King's Bench -walk s , Tem p le. DO WENDS. I oly 14. George Kirke and John Ford, of Grocers'. Hall court, London, ineictiants, at twelve, at Guildhall. July 14. William Dallas, late of Cushion-court, Old Broad . street, London-b. merchant, at ten, at Guidnall. July 14. George Syme, of Vine-street, Mmortes, London, merchant, at at Guik%hall. July 14. Willidlll Vandal. of ittitleyyrOW, near I lard - ord. bridge, Hants, coach-maker, at one, at Guildhall, Lon don. ;Lily t;. larrard john Howard, of Lower Eaton-Street, Pim lico, Middlesex, surgeon and apothecary, at ten, at (joint - hall. July 14. John Deighton, of Reeth, Yorkshire, ironnrnger, at one, at the Swan Tavern, Birmingham. July 14. Williant Chambers, of iticoln, currier, at four, at the Kein Deer Inn,. Lincoln. , July 17. Icahn Gibbs ' late of Haverford West, wine-mer chant, at ten, at the Castle - inn, Haverford West. • July at. William Pratt, of Bromley, Kent, vittuallet, at at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Jury 14. William Reeve, of Clapham, Surrey, coach-mat. ter, at one, at Guildhall, Loi dun. July 24. Barnard Smith, of York, wine-merchant, at eleven, at the Iti lion Inn, near Monk-Bar, York. August 13. Robert Morris, late- of Wigan, Lancashire, cot. urn.tnanufaCturer, at eleven, at the Eagle anti Child Inn, Wigan. July 14. john 'Belcher, of Oxford, shoe-maker, at ten, at the house of Benjamin: Crosier, Oxford. July 4. Zachariah ilist,ocks, of Bristol, draper, at twelve, at the Kuaimer Tavern., Bristol. • Augtist 20. John Pear`son, o't Rath, hosier and lace-manu facturer, at One, at' the Christopher inn, Bath. D:HA R 19S. -Qt - No. 4, Ma T tleit-coutt, Bow..street ; aid Published. by WILI IA NI A RMIGER SCRI I?PS, South Molton.str eet, GroPvenor square. LCII;No. 112, Strand, where ithvoitisernents, 07 ders for the Patter, Letters, for the editor - , ticc,' (post-paid), ludo ba addrcssad. • fuly ty. +fester Parry. late of ang Li °lien, Denbighshire, grocer, at two, at the Cross Keys lun, Oswesiry, Salop, July 14. 'Obeli %Vent:worth Henderson, of Cu, rge-street, Minories, London, ship and insurance-broker, at one, at fuly 14 Joseph Lines, of tipper Queen-street, Rotherhithe, and Greenland-Dock, Surrey, smith, at one, at Guildnall, London. • July 3. William Bryan, late of White Lion-court, Birchin , lane, London, slum. of Jamaica, and now of Camberwell, Surrey, merchant, at twelve, at t.;oildhall, London. - • CER IFICATLS. July Li. Thomas Raphael Hobbes, of Mary-le-bonne-Park, Mid.lesex, music-master. jolh Salter, of Bermondsey Nert.road, Surrey. carpenter. lionzas HarrAigton, of Crown-sirert, Sono, Middlesex, trunk-maker. George tiringle, of Vanisher, county of Durham, colliery undertaker. John George, late of Piccadilly, Middlesex, haberdasher. lJonathan Rouse, of Liverpool, merchant. usep !lett, of Isleworth, Middlesex, calico-printer. I oscph Diusda le, of inotua upon .11 ul l, dealer. LeIIV REPORT. COURT 0! KING'S BENCH, Jut:: 23. In the case of the Rioters at the Liverpool Thea tre, the rule against Messrs. Carter and Eccles was made absolute, no cause being shewn. The Court was occupied foi a considerable limo by a tinvion of Mr. Scrteaut BEST'S, fur the reversal of a verdict. The geileral circtinistailees of tae case appeared to be the following: Mr. J.,laic:, the late nntatier to. Peierstield, had given a lease of a mill on his eNtate to title ant:. tenants. '['he tnni-str , nlll appare , tty stipi.lied by a spring widen iiowed Crow one o; I,etinboutiAg hilts but ou the far ther side of, the biftherr was.a quarry, which I‘.l:*.* Joinife had ceased to wort, its being overti,, , ,ved, and the w iters in which ~,v.,ined to have son - At! COW- In the spring of tile t nid-siretem.— Coion t J litfe, the son of the Meinnef, intending to i t hrtV quarries on his est„te, and wis.•Mg to Jinni; it of the water, which w u .rowned the works, ran a tunnel • :.11 ;h. - • g, - ounds to carry it otf. This was re, it b. ill, Hiller, who appreht tided the stoppage . A ;,.• str,on ; Aid the pc sent appotation was mace ;., he• ostdo t e w hien a Jury had on that oi2i-ast.in given in his favour. Mr. GARROW and M. NoLAN, on the.,opposite side, con en e.t that the communication bet..veen the qaratry water and mill-,tream aas obvious from a numuer of nataral appearances. They admi,ted that the spring and the qoatry were 800 yards from ea. h other, and that the woer front-the quarry must pass undtr or c.rough 200 feet of a btrong day bctore it gushrs out at the foot of the hill, in the form of a spling ; but admitted that notwithstand ing all these daikultics in the way of piovins the communication, the connexion wai provable. Lord ELLEINUOROUGH said, that the question was almost ticA el, amid Certainly at a selious nature. It was, whether a tenant were equally entitled to the use of the water, subterraneous and superficial. However, he would, without' going further, first recommer:d that the patties should come to a cum promise, and that Colonel.Jollitfe should buy the miller's tight to the stream in question. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, luNt 23. WILKIatS V. lIRERETON. This was an action brought by Mary Wilkins, who had formerly been servant to the Defendant, to recover Item him a compensation in damages for a false character given of the Plaintiff, by the De fendant's wile, to a Lady who wished to hire the Plaintiff as her cook-maid. The ch ,racier charged have been given, as stated in the Declaration, was, that the Plaintiff had neither been honest nor sober while in Mrs. Brereton's service.l The Plaintiff proposed sheaving I tins character was falie, and tnat in come quence of it, she ad lost a situation -where she was to have received 201. a year. The Lady called to prove the chara&er given did not state it to gave been in the terms of any of the counts spectfied in the deClaption ; she also, in her cross-examination, proved, that there was a tnis notner in the christian name of her husband. On -these grounds the plaintiff. was nonAlited. 1 Mr. POW E LI. has published the following ex ! planation of the expression, ." we wished that some of our triends had 'been in ihe Tower to have for Ced him into the carriage." That. expression was mine—it arose out of the conversation with Sir Francis Burdett, and had re ference merely to the feelings with Which I should have been actuated had I been present at the mo ment when Sir Francis was about to take water. . The remark was made not only in. petted -good humour, but even jocularly—and was solely ex pressive of my regret ,at his having adopted that de termination, by which the people tract been disap pointed.—My visit to Sir Fr.incis Burdett was not sanctioned by the Committee; nor was it even known to any mimber of it except the. Gentleman by whom I was accompanied, who accidentally calling, -when I was auout to step into the chaise, oticrect to bear me company. So tar flout the Committee having ever, to my knowledge, shewn the slightest disposition to force the measure of the piocession on Sir Francis But den, I have myself a perfect conviction, that had. Sir F. Burdet intimated to the Committee his deter mination not to attend in the procession, agreeable to the plan that had been published, - and of which he was - unquestionably apprised, the Committee would have taken every active means in their power to hate announced that determination of Sir Francis Burdett, and the plocession would have been aban doned. Nor have i the smallest doubt, that had the wish ot: Sir 'rancis Burdett to tetire privately been publicly announced, he would not have been interrupted or molested in returning frotii the Tower at any moment tie might think proper, atter the pro ( rogation of Parliament. I am, Sir, Your most übedieu servant, JAMES POWELL. Saturday, junc,23. sill? 1VA11,3. OI•Vg1LNO, JUNE 22. Arrived— the Catherine, Icrgisun, twin Lisbon ; United States, Barnell, from Alexandria; Rising States, finings, trout Virginia; Joseph alai Mary, Mitchell, from New Providence; and the !Juliano, —, from the Bralils. Sailed--the Mary Ann, Liskman, tor Viana. . PAPERS RELATIVE TO THE CAMPAIGN IN PORTUGAL AND SPAIN. [Contiitueq.] Translation of a Letter fibril Don 'M . de Cara;.' to the Mar quis Wellesley, dated Seville, zest August 18.9. SIR, I have given an atcount to the Sopretne Central and Governing Junta of the Kngdbto, of the con tents of the official nore ; which yQur Excelleixy was pleased to address to me utrdet date of the 19th inst. ; in which your Excellency pointed out the. , necessity that existed; of alterhig the command of the Spanish army of Estrernadera; now in the-hands ot - the General Don Gregerio de la Cuesta and his Majesty being acquainted with the KiotiVes which . your Excellency explains as requirina this altera tion, commands me to answer your ExCellancy ai follows : Ott this day permission was granted to• the s aid General. to go and take the baths in the kingtiont Q . Grenada, as your Excellency will perceive troto the; inclosed copy, which I traustnittbr that pUreosej consequently the cause no longer exists, tvhiclt might have caused the delays and dkscusions which have uhfortuliately talien place with the Generoi Ss, Arthur Welles'xy ; :led that with regal d td pr o< ced ing immeliately, to form' an' arraneemen: fur the' • Co,TO-nandei• in Cinel of that .army, which t hig.o site a "tore iavourable prospect of union, coi,ti ainY, and eaeigy, to the prosecution-of the war; the Supre:De 3 -nta could desire nothing with more zeal and sattstaetio, 111211 to accomplish. this point, in agreeincat With yo— Excellency or with. Gene' , ral Wellesley, since the tes,i,s .thelt would be ob tattled would be lie delta vroposeci by your Excellency, which are ',1,0 same ILAol" I !ft; desires with.the greatest aruour, 011:i it has given so e roof,-; out. a) it notts the letter ,hich t A: - W el l.zaef h a s wir neet e i ,. ) your „, .-13,1 of , N 1 )1 1 Ex' el eucy ttils..Oeekt:iii:as , .'d .0 tit3o , l!iii I . ! 1;;t: IOS original, tiitit At is his Oc2:1,1 d resulutiee rent' into Portugal, it appears_ th a t, in order to e e e eniine a question of so wuch iteporiapee, it would equally necessary to suspend"the execution of te. , g design, fur, if the reverse should 'happen, no rangement,• however adaptedit may be to .the terest and views of the two nanons e could be carried into execution, or. would cause the effects we sO much desire, and which are-so much to the advan tage of both powers: The Supreme Junta hopes that your Excellency. will take these rcilettions into your considetatioo. and that, with your well known integrity , and zeal for the just causewe are engaged in defeudwg, ) dti will make the: arrangements which yoar prudeuc'' didates, and which you conceive most. cOnduciVe to the attainment of ilie . objett to which our reapeefiv ° sovereigns so ardently aspire; • as . . yOu .will be hoall convinced, that the want of .provisions. tor the -Pr lisp army, and of other articles, of which its - Ge" neral has complained, is in. a course of expeditien 4 . remedy, as far as the country and the circumstance allow ; since the most precise and efficient order" to this etleet, have been expedited .to departments.. Your Excellency is not ignorant' of the entlinsi asm and joy which - pervaded the whole Spah s ' 7 nation, when it beheld the British Army appro.l4; 4l to co-operate in its defence, and, to deliver it teuil l the. Tyrant, ,who attempts to despoil it of its ifitl.•; - pendence; and for the same reason your Excelletia will be able to imagine to yourself with. ease v.:_b dt would be the desolation of.that Nation, should 4;0 behold the retreat of the same Army, on w hicl'. tney nad . fixed all their hopes for the attainment their liberty ; fur they would conceive that oine` motives must have produced the departure ot Ally, on which they had reposed their whose COO fidence. I have the honour .to lay before your Eice l ' lency these observations fur your consideratioo, consequence of a Royal Order, and I repeat , this occasion, &C. &C. &C. (Signed) MARTIN DE GARAY. The Ambassador of Lugland, [ 10 be Continued. J B/R I I'S. On the ztst inst. at Bath, the Lady of Thomas Fitzh eli j bert,' Esq. ut. Swinerton. Hall, Stallordhire, of a Soil 0 H 13 0 On Saturday morning, at half past four o'clock, at Grace's residence in Hamilton - place , the Duchess of DC lord, of a Daughter. MANIMIA On Thursday the 14th inst. at Gretna-green, W. Abbot t, Esq. to Miss Eliz Kennett. • On Tuesday, in the a r chChur of Passage, Waterford, 1 1, 0 Bolton Bowers, Esq. of Glassho u s e, in the Count y of ro,, kenny, to M ss Eliza- Sheppard, daughter ot the late 0 Thomas Sheppard. The same kiay, at Doonass Church; near Limerick, jamin Havkksriaw, Esq. or Fakeer, in the c ounty of perary, to Miss lane Going, of Park Lodge, daughter , J late lames Going, Esq. ot Belleisle, in the County ut On the 28th at May. at Gibraltar, having gone abroad the benefit at his health, Robert Lee, Esq. On Friday the zad inst. at Twickenham , in the 7ist of her age, the Right lion. Cou ntess of El g in and. Kiticar"l'vl who'se tile it may be truly said has been spent in piety benevolence. Her numerous trends anti acquaintanez".i. ever have cause to revere her memory and .laiaFilt her l";,i la her the poor have lost a' teal friend, as her pttonc private charities were unbounded. The same day, at Lambourne, in Essex, Mrs. Dtaind ' wite of lames Dunnage, bs a .r' Yesterday morning, between nine and t e n o'clock, 34 ,y house, Fitzroy Farm, Highgate , th e Ri g h t H o n. Lord SOLD ampton. few days ago, aged tj, the eldest son of the Kev• Booker. Mr Robert Foot, jun of Ludv:ell, Wilts. lle was )) log out with his.ioa;:ed gun, but, stop w ping to converse svit! , '. friend, incautiously rested on the-muzzle of the gun, O , went ()flat half-cock, and nearly the h a wole charge p i oc through his left hand, grazed his side, nti lodged i shoulder : he lingered tour days. rgaL& 0 SATI Sank Stock, 260 26D Navy S per Cent. shut Irish 5 per Cent. 4 Per Cent. 84 i Sc 3 per Cent. Rea. 69 per Cent. 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